Anatomy of a Timeshare Resale

Deeded timeshares are considered real property or real estate in most states. However, there are also trusts, clubs, and memberships of all kinds out there. Closing a deeded timeshare sale is similar to closing a real estate purchase; however working with the resort is more common, as they often have rules and procedures for owners who wish to sell. Working with lenders is less common as timeshares resales are usually cash sales, since interest rates can be incredibly high on timeshare property. Below you will find our infographic highlighting some of the main steps of the timeshare resale process. It’s meant to give you a general understanding of the process without all the details. That’s what we’re here for, to handle the details for you. If you are considering buying or selling a timeshare, please don’t hesitate to contact us! You may also find more answers with our Frequently Asked Questions page.

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Premier Timeshare Resale with RE/MAX Associates is a third party timeshare resale broker hired through a Right to Sell Listing Agreement directly with timeshare owners to advertise
and sell timeshare ownerships. We are not affiliated with any of the resorts we advertise, and make no claim to be a resort-owned, operated or managed resale company. We are an independent
timeshare resale brokerage.